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c. Hay susor 70 tae n dd.n R5S Ps Novel By Mary
4. Dialogues, ReeItatiOns and ReadfnRs,a a lsrs,
and choice eoscton for school exhibitions and public
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i. Red Court Farm. A Novel By Mrs. Henry
8 The Lady ofthe Lake. By Sir Waiter Scott "rb,
Lady 0f The Lake s romance In verse; and Of all he
3 In CnDlds Net A Novel. By the author o;
nor Of Adam Bsde The Mil on the FiOss &C. S'o A
IL Lady Gwendoline's Dream. Novel ByMs
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coectiOn Of hs bunny stories, EketchsS anecdotes pOem
Il. John Bowerbank's wife. Novel. sy Mia,
MulOek, author Of " John Halifax, GsntlsmAn,' etc.
Is. The Gray Woman. A Novel. By Arh Galksn.
10 sixteen Complete Stories By Popular Author,
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70. Grimm's Fairy Stories for the Youne. Tn,
aness collection o. AIRY stories published. The children
20. Manual Of Etiquette for Ladies' and Gen,Isu.n ,
guide 70 Posness and good breeding giving the rules q
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BOOK OF nssa Information Tor ALL upon many and various
n. The Home Cook Book and Family PbysL
eian hundreds OF excellent cooking recipes
hinss nonsekespers also ssns how to all common
y. Manners and Customs In Far Away Lands. q
very interesting and instructive book travels describing
hspecuar nfs habits, manners and peOps
| Of foreign countries.
a. 81 Popular Ballads. Same EiEs as sheet music.
| words or ali he old and new songs.
6lCalled Back. A Novel. By Hugh Conway.
.aOr the " H0us. @srsS S me Ns, Fn
n. Mildred TrevanlOn. Novel. By "The Ouch.
.. Dark Days 1No7sl. By the author of " Called
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90 Lecllne. A Novel. By Nary Cecil Hay, author Of
u. Gabriers Marriage. Novel. By wfks Collins,
81. Reapinx the Whirlwind. Novel. By MAry
Cecil Hay, author OF " Old MiddletOn'B Money etc.
%. Dudley Carleon: A Novel. By Misc NJ E. Brad.
q. A Golden Dawn. Novel. By the author Of
s. Vaisrie's Fate. Novel. By Mrs. Alexander, lu.
s. sister Rose Novel By wilkis Collins author
81. Anne. Novel. By Mrs. Henry Wood author Of
ss. TSe Laurel Buah. A Novel By Miss Mulook,
author Of " John Halifax, Gentleman" etc.
So Robinson Crusoe. thrilling narrative BY Daniel
o. How TO Make Poultry Pay, practical and
Editor OF 1.-THE Farm and Garden PhilA.; illustrated
q. Pa,lor agic and Chemical ETReriment1sa 1l1.,,
In magic and instructive experiments with simple agents.
Sens OF the Poets cO1ts9ns Gaa5mns harm sbss @
| Moore, Bryant, and many others.
a. Building Plans for Practical ,S Lowest go.t
houses ranging in price from $500 $500. Illustrated
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Gladstone, Butler, Hancock, Lee and all the leading
s' EsoP. isa Fables. The work of an .nei.n. s.au.
Children have read them for centuries and grown peOs
i quote them every day.
H Romeo and Juliet. By william Black
An exquisite sketch Of Two foolish lovers Who mns tender
sentiment with the ludicronS In 10 make body
smile. This authors stories always and fau p
| t.lins psints-
\ g. Enoch Arden, and other gems By Alfred
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Enoch Arden In this OF human affection he is st
knowing Il.
| o. Cardinal RicheIfeu. By Sir E. Bulwer
The character o. the Sy ambitious % n9 aaq %oI, D11i
play Of Cardinal RcheIsu IL the one which
historic. Il piece Of dramatic composition
\ o. PRul and Virginia. BY Bernadin de st
Pfere This elegant household classic reneEs s freshness
and beauty with reading. IL a the story thAS
never dies told In the puress language and endeTes ~
| PaTtL L 50. Part II Of above.
i 81. Miss Toosey's Mission. and Laddie Two
ef those rarely conceived and sharmingy told stories Of
hsme and duty which refresh and inspire. They ought
De read By every young person who has the world 70 face
"a Peg W0fingtOn. By Charles Reade This
masterpieces BY ths novelist is exquisite
nossics with which great minds ornament their Nos
20 1nov Peg Won1nston u not % know Rssde. Part L
81 Money. By Sir z. Bnlwer Lytton Who
ssinase and here the jingle Of the full play.
4 s. Rasselas. Prince Of Abyssinia By Or.
Samuel Johnson. One Of those immortal writings
story Of heart In iss happiest moods
lonsings, and nobless aspirations. Part l. S. Part II Of
| above.
| ST. William Shakespeare; How, When
Why and What he wrote. By a. A. TAine. There ns7si
las been compressed into such brief space much about
brilliant French author L viii open the eyes Of The a
/ % thousand things he never dreamed Of
| 50 Doom! An Atlantic Episode BY Justir
a. Mccarthy powerful and thrilling story o. life on a
American liner. The situations natural, the plot n
sense, the skstching exquisite. The hand Of master
visible nom AL aboard As Liverpool % NE sIoA
/ landing n New York.
| 60 Julia and Her Romeo. By David Chris
Murray Tns author iTsy. o%ny anS rs
reader held 70 the Last In spell which MAKES am fess
| tAs and Of shs story
/ 60 The Lady Of Lyons. By Sir T. Bnlwe1
Lysson This ia the lady seen In ne celebrated play
Il ranks As the prsstest picture Or dsy
ton and yncerest expression OF tos enoer PASSION sF
| placed On the stage.
| 81. The Cricket on the Hearth. By Charles
Dicken1 One OF the Eveeess and eDdersst things eve
written By Dickens All love for its beauty and psthos
and it win preserved and read long after Of hi
| most imaginative works have bean forgotten.
j sa Stabbed I'm the Dark. BY z. Lynn
Lyton strong stirring story OF the old NeapotAn days
By author who tnVents ingenious ploss and handles
tnsxicas situations Hks master. Part L So. Part u
/ 81 Calderon the ConrtieP. BY Sir E. Bul
Lytton One Of the best OF the great hiso
stories Fun Of graphic situations quick ActOn,
| Information.
s. She; or Adventures in the Caves of Kor By
dep In The neld Of dcsiOn It's production ha
carried the author into me \ writer and artist Th'
vigeT and variety Of the book make e especially charming
"a narrative npAr. psasAnt thrill a s gidss 6rOnsa
| 81. Par III. ee. PRxt ~. Of above.
o. Buildox and Butterfly. BY David Chris
No Murray. gpicily told story OF human character ys
sos bis sysrdrawn. Bulldogs and Balseraies arc Au
AFeand
70 The COMING Race, or New Utopia By
Sir D. Bulwer Lytton- thrilling history Of life among %
beauties ArcadAn. the form perfect the thought pu.
and motive fres. A charming book; light cheerful. Par
L n. Part II Of shove.